Mojoe

Across a career of 10 races, Mojoe has won 3 times and finished in the places on 4 other occasions, meaning it has genuinely competed — winning or running well — in 7 of 10 outings. That 30% win rate, roughly 3 wins from every 10 races, is a genuinely solid record, especially for a horse that is clearly improving right now. The first win came at Punchestown in January 2026, and Mojoe has not looked back since, adding another victory at Naas in March. Three wins in six races is a purple patch by any measure.

The partnership with jockey Simon Torrens looks significant. Together they have won 3 of their 7 races — that is a win rate of 43%, or nearly 1 in every 2 races. When Torrens is in the saddle on a wet day, Mojoe becomes a very different proposition. Behind the scenes, trainer Patrick T Foley operates out of Bagenalstown in Co Carlow, and the yard has been in fine form this season with 12 winners already. A trainer running hot, a jockey who clicks with the horse, and a surface that suits — when those three things line up for Mojoe, the results speak for themselves.

The one small caveat in the recent form is a seventh-place finish mixed in among the wins, which acts as a reminder that this is not a horse that performs to the same level every time. But given that Mojoe raced just one day ago and remains active, there is clearly more to come. Keep an eye on the weather forecast. If the ground is wet and Simon Torrens is booked to ride, Mojoe is exactly the kind of horse worth watching.